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Hmm… What language is that? Not the tagged data but the second message…?
@Phyreblade:
Idk, but rest is in English so maybe they’re just trying to look cool
Magyar maybe or finnish
Damnit… i understood a most of it…
the local code for the second section says it should be “Hindi”.. but it looks like “Hungarian” or “Croatian”.. so I think it should of been “US_hr” or “US_hu”… <——- “looking back at what i just said”…DAMNIT!!! I AM A GEEK… Oh wait.. then I remember how I have a stable job and that Jock from high DON”T!
@Elepski: I think the locale code should have been “hi_IN”, which as you said is Hindi. I can’t understand what’s being written though.
@Elepski: Alright, now I do believe it is Hindi because I found that “Janam Din ki shubkamnaayein” is “happy birthday”. Only the last word is common to the phrase on the cake though.
I don’t care.
The cake is a lie.
@doc: Ah… In other words the person who wrote it can read and write in Hindi… But got the Locale Code wrong… Should have been hi_IN… Unless they were making up a locale code for Indian American… LOL
Funny how they had to make a space in the frosting border for the Hindi text…
@wookie_x: Come now, this cake even has locale identification. I sincerely doubt it’s a lie…
/Cake/ ?
@Phyreblade: klingon is my guess